Weight suppression, the difference between highest past weight and current weight, is a
robust predictor of clinical characteristics of bulimia nervosa; however, the influence of …

Objective Research in individuals with bulimia nervosa has highlighted the clinical
significance of weight suppression (WS), defined as the difference between one's highest …

Objective The present study sought to replicate the finding of Wildes and Marcus, Behav Res
Ther, 50, 266–274, 2012 that higher levels of weight suppression at pretreatment predict …

Previous studies have documented that weight suppression (a person's highest adult weight
minus current weight) predicts weight gain and disordered eating symptoms during …

Abstract Purpose of Review Weight suppression, the discrepancy between an individual's
highest past weight at adult height and his or her current weight, is related to many …

Objective: To investigate whether, at study entry,(a) weight suppression (WS), the difference
between highest past adult weight and current weight, prospectively predicts time to first full …

Research on anorexia nervosa (AN) has emphasized the importance of low absolute body
weight, but emerging research suggests the importance of also considering low body weight …

Previous studies of the relationship between body size perception and weight change in the
treatment of anorexia nervosa have produced inconsistent findings. One factor that appears …

Objective: High levels of weight suppression have been associated with greater binge
eating and weight gain as well as poorer treatment outcome in bulimia nervosa. This study …

Bulimic individuals typically lose a substantial amount of weight in the process of developing
their disorder. Such weight suppression (WS) may be behaviorally and metabolically …